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O.city 05-30-2024 09:27 AM

Kind of a sad story

About a year ago I had a patient of ours come in with swelling above her upper left lateral incisor. Presented as a typical abscess, needs a root canal or extraction. Anterior teeth (front teeth) generally have a single nerve and single canal so the root canal is fairly easy. Shes a sweet older lady who's been in the practice for years, so I told her I'd do it here. Took some more xrays and did some testing before diving in and for some unknown reason.....it just didn't present as a normal abscess to me. The tooth tested non responsive to cold and percussion (teeth with normal pulpal response will respond to cold, the cold won't linger and it will go away once cold is removed from tooth) so I though, yep abscess.

Anyway, I just didn't feel comfortable with it, so I sent her to the Endodontist (root canal specialist). Close friend of mine in Springfield, does a great job, send alot to him. Anyway, he takes a cone beam 3d scan and does the root canal, but the lesion looked a little different to him as well so he sent her to the ORal Surgeon for a biopsy just to be safe.

Surgeon he sent her to is another close friend, he called, "it's probably just a lipoma, shouldn't be a problem to remove but we'll biopsy".

Comes back as Lymphoma. She sees oncology tomorrow.

Hate it for her, but I guess things worked out how they should in terms of us working together for the patient.

Buehler445 05-30-2024 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 17534937)
Kind of a sad story

About a year ago I had a patient of ours come in with swelling above her upper left lateral incisor. Presented as a typical abscess, needs a root canal or extraction. Anterior teeth (front teeth) generally have a single nerve and single canal so the root canal is fairly easy. Shes a sweet older lady who's been in the practice for years, so I told her I'd do it here. Took some more xrays and did some testing before diving in and for some unknown reason.....it just didn't present as a normal abscess to me. The tooth tested non responsive to cold and percussion (teeth with normal pulpal response will respond to cold, the cold won't linger and it will go away once cold is removed from tooth) so I though, yep abscess.

Anyway, I just didn't feel comfortable with it, so I sent her to the Endodontist (root canal specialist). Close friend of mine in Springfield, does a great job, send alot to him. Anyway, he takes a cone beam 3d scan and does the root canal, but the lesion looked a little different to him as well so he sent her to the ORal Surgeon for a biopsy just to be safe.

Surgeon he sent her to is another close friend, he called, "it's probably just a lipoma, shouldn't be a problem to remove but we'll biopsy".

Comes back as Lymphoma. She sees oncology tomorrow.

Hate it for her, but I guess things worked out how they should in terms of us working together for the patient.

That sucks but if you just hillbillied it out of there she wouldn’t have known.

OnTheWarpath15 08-14-2024 07:38 PM

Bumping this to say if you need dental work, O.City and his merry bunch of pretty hot hygienists make even the most anti-dentites happy.

Farms out his root canals, but can’t blame him for that.

Also got to see one of his old Eagle Rare decanters.

neech 08-14-2024 08:20 PM

That's some gross stuff O.city you need to put that in a spoiler alert.

I just ate now i'm close to hurling.

DenverChief 08-14-2024 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 17528818)
I'm so ****ing tired of hearing "I just hate dentists, no offense doc, but I hate everything about what you do and this place".

Well, mrs denture lady who is unable to be pleased by anything I do, I hate you too.

Not to bag on you good sir but when I was but a young child a dentist of supreme adventure told my parents I needed 4 molars removed because they were blocking teeth coming in behind. Guess what never came in behind? My perfect gay TV star white pearls never came in and I was never offered any leading roles. So I became a cop :shrug:

O.city 08-14-2024 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15 (Post 17631178)
Bumping this to say if you need dental work, O.City and his merry bunch of pretty hot hygienists make even the most anti-dentites happy.

Farms out his root canals, but can’t blame him for that.

Also got to see one of his old Eagle Rare decanters.

I was waiting for this to get bumped after today!

Good to see you my friend.

O.city 08-14-2024 10:05 PM

And trust me you don’t want me doin a root canal on you!

Lzen 08-15-2024 10:20 AM

O. city,
What do you think of using a Waterpik in comparison to standard flossing?

I got a Waterpik (full sized version) when I had braces several years ago. The dentist office personnel acted as though it was okay for when I had braces but they would prefer that I use standard floss after the braces were removed.

Lately, though, they seem to be all in on a Waterpik. And I suppose that may have something to do with the fact that Waterpik claims that it is better than standard flossing. I recently got a portable, handheld Waterpik and while it is not quite as good as the full sized one, it is good and simple. And works much better for my small bathroom sink.

O.city 08-15-2024 10:53 AM

Eh honestly I don’t have much of an opinion either way. I think they’re bother equally pretty good at what they do, kinda patient preference

Only thing with a water pick is be careful not to turn it up too high, can cause some gum recession. Like a power washer on paint, something’s gonna give

O.city 09-19-2024 06:54 AM

So I have a practice in a city setting, as well as one in a rural area close to where I live. Come up here a few days a week....I enjoy the change up.

Anyway, I get here this morning to open up and there's a homeless (I'm assuming) sleeping by my front door. I was able to get in the door.....what's the protocol here on this?

He's not hurting anything but he moved down in front of the salon next door and is back asleep.

RockChalk 09-19-2024 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 17692291)
So I have a practice in a city setting, as well as one in a rural area close to where I live. Come up here a few days a week....I enjoy the change up.

Anyway, I get here this morning to open up and there's a homeless (I'm assuming) sleeping by my front door. I was able to get in the door.....what's the protocol here on this?

He's not hurting anything but he moved down in front of the salon next door and is back asleep.

Protocol in Lawrence, KS is to give them the keys to your place, all of your money, food, and to put them on your insurance policy.

LoneWolf 09-19-2024 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 17692291)
So I have a practice in a city setting, as well as one in a rural area close to where I live. Come up here a few days a week....I enjoy the change up.

Anyway, I get here this morning to open up and there's a homeless (I'm assuming) sleeping by my front door. I was able to get in the door.....what's the protocol here on this?

He's not hurting anything but he moved down in front of the salon next door and is back asleep.

Contact the police and report that you have a homeless man loitering around your business. Many times they will help get the person to a shelter.

O.city 09-19-2024 09:57 AM

The neighbor to us is a Lawyer's office, his receptionist was getting here the same time I was. She said she had handled it before so she called and took care of it.

Bowser 09-19-2024 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by LoneWolf (Post 17692528)
Contact the police and report that you have a homeless man loitering around your business. Many times they will help get the person to a shelter.

Yep, this.

displacedinMN 09-19-2024 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by RockChalk (Post 17692453)
Protocol in Lawrence, KS is to give them the keys to your place, all of your money, food, and to put them on your insurance policy.

Same in Minneapolis


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